“Yellow fever virus can be exported by unimmunized travelers returning to countries where the virus is not endemic,” the CDC authors wrote. “Reports of yellow fever in at least 10 ...

CDC maps show that yellow fever virus transmission still occurs throughout the majority of Africa, stretching from Senegal down to Angola and up to Ethiopia, and most of South America.

Yellow fever is a virus that's transmitted through an infected mosquito, according to the Florida Department of Health. Some people develop no symptoms at all, and those who do sometimes mistake ...

Federal health officials have issued a travel alert about the spread of yellow fever in Brazil and say travelers need to be vaccinated. IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our ...

American supplies of yellow fever vaccine are expected to run out in mid-2017; the CDC has outlined a plan to ensure continuous access. CNN values your feedback 1.

Yellow fever, which is transmitted through the bite of an infected mosquito The recent shortage of the only yellow fever vaccine (YF-VAX) approved in the United States is expected to exhaust the ...

The supply of Sanofi Pasteur's yellow fever vaccine — the only such immunization licensed in the U.S. — is completely depleted and will remain out of stock until mid-2018, according to the CDC.

An outbreak of yellow fever among monkeys has worsened and spread, and 10 travelers have caught the virus, the CDC said. CDC strengthens yellow fever travel warning Skip to main content ...

The CDC has been warning about yellow fever in Brazil for more than a year but said the outbreak is even worse than before, affecting areas that usually don’t see yellow fever.

The CDC states that many pregnant women receive the yellow fever vaccine without any adverse effects. However, because it is a live vaccine, it still poses a possible risk to the fetus. How to get ...

The CDC alert states that if you’re going to Brazil, you’d better get the yellow fever vaccine, and if you can’t, you probably should avoid certain areas of the country: ...

The CDC on Wednesday issued a travel alert for Brazil due to an ongoing outbreak of yellow fever, which has sickened more than 400 people in primarily rural regions of the South American nation.